The phrase "a potential consequence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing possible outcomes or effects that may arise from a specific action or situation.
Example: "The new policy may lead to a potential consequence of increased employee turnover if not implemented carefully."
Alternatives: "a possible result of" or "an expected outcome of".
The C.D.C. has warned that a potential consequence of overusing antibiotics is the development of bacteria resistant to antibiotics.
A potential consequence of this extraction is that the local void fraction reduction positively influences the local heat transfer coefficient.
The growers evoked a potential consequence of their financial crisis in apple-producing counties like Ulster, Orange, Columbia and Dutchess, where a wave of new building has swept through in the last decade.
Dropping that number much further, a potential consequence of deficit worries and the difficulty of enacting tax increases, would make it harder to provide even bare-bones coverage for the vast majority of the uninsured.
A potential consequence of addressing these advancements in teaching and practice, however, may be a reduced focus on foundational, empirical research.
Under these circumstances, if oceans become more acidic — a potential consequence of human-emitted carbon dioxide in the atmosphere being absorbed by the seas — coral may struggle to form a skeleton.
Given that HIF2α is a transcription factor, a potential consequence of our findings is that a Notch-induced transcriptome may consist of genes that are activated by both Notch ICD and HIF2α.
We tested sea-finding ability of hatchlings, a potential consequence of nest site choice, in Matapica, Suriname, by using orientation arenas to quantify the strength and direction of travel after emergence.
43, 44 Hypoglycemic events are a serious potential consequence of insulin therapy, and such events have been linked to significant humanistic and economic costs.
Myocardial infarction is a severe potential consequence of myocardial ischemia, to which altered vasoreactivity, atherosclerotic plaque formation, and thrombosis may contribute.
This paper examines an important potential consequence of divorce for these individuals.
